All 25 cruises the travel YouTuber Trek Trendy has filmed since 2022, ranked by what two people pay for each ship's most expensive suite on the voyage he took. Four Seasons I's Funnel Suite leads at $319,500 for a week. At the other end is Margaritaville at Sea's Grand Suite, $2,423 for two nights.
Pictured: Trek Trendy's video of Four Seasons I, #1 with its Funnel Suite at $319,500 for two for a week.
| Rank | Ship | Top suite, for two (USD) | Top suite and fare basis | His voyage | He booked (paid, for two) | Type | Booked the top suite? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Four Seasons I (Four Seasons Yachts) | $319,500 | Funnel Suite, 7 nights (rate sheet; he quotes "can exceed $350,000") | Crete–Istanbul, 7 nights (2026) | Grand Ocean Suite ($19,250 after a discount) | Ocean | No |
| 2 | Ilma (Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection) | ~$125,000 | Owner's Suite, 7 nights (his figure) | Istanbul–Athens, 7 nights (2025) | Signature Suite ($28,800) | Ocean | No |
| 3 | Seven Seas Grandeur (Regent Seven Seas) | $102,732 | Regent Suite, 7-night Miami Caribbean sailing, Nov 2026 (£77,038) | Miami–Central America, about 7 nights (2024) | Seven Seas Suite (just under $20,000) | Ocean | No |
| 4 | Explora I (Explora Journeys) | $89,104 | Owner's Residence, 7-night Caribbean sailing, Jan 2027 (£66,818) | Lanzarote–Barcelona, 7 nights (2024) | Residence (£21,500) | Ocean | No |
| 5 | Orient Express Corinthian | $81,584 | Two-bedroom specialty suite, his 3 nights (his figure) (€72,500) | Valletta–Dubrovnik, 3 nights (2026) | Apartment Superior (€27,000) | Ocean | No |
| 6 | Icon of the Seas (Royal Caribbean) | $80,000 | Ultimate Family Townhouse, 7 nights (his figure: "over $80,000") | Miami–Caribbean, 7 nights (2024) | Icon Loft Suite (about $32,000) | Ocean | No |
| 7 | Disney Treasure (Disney Cruise Line) | ~$57,440 | Tomorrow Tower Suite, 7 nights (reported 2024 fare, family of four) | Port Canaveral–Caribbean, 7 nights (2025) | 2-Story Royal Suite ($41,400) | Ocean | No |
| 8 | Celebrity Millennium | ~$57,063 | Penthouse Suite, 12-night Japan fare scaled to 14 nights (~£42,791) | Tokyo–Singapore, 14 nights (2024) | Royal Suite ($24,256) | Ocean | No |
| 9 | Evrima (Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection) | $53,000 | Owner's Suite (his figure, "on the cheapest cruise") | Caribbean, 5 nights (2023) | Terrace Suite (about $9,830) | Ocean | No |
| 10 | Queen Anne (Cunard) | ~$46,167 | Queens Grill Grand Suite, 12-night fare scaled to 17 nights (~£34,620) | New York–San Francisco via Panama, 17 nights (2025) | Princess Grill Suite (just under $26,000) | Ocean | No |
| 11 | Queen Mary 2 (Cunard) | $40,643 | Grand Duplex, 7-night crossing, Sep 2025 (£30,478) | Southampton–New York, 7 nights (2022) | Princess Grill Suite (£5,198) | Ocean | No |
| 12 | Celebrity Apex | $34,000 | Iconic Suite (he booked it) | From Southampton, 3 nights (2024) | Iconic Suite (just under $34,000) | Ocean | Yes |
| 13 | Le Commandant Charcot (Ponant) | ~$29,351 | Owner's Suite, 11-night ocean voyage fare scaled to 5 nights (~£22,010) | Le Havre–Iceland, 5 nights (2023) | Duplex Suite ($13,570) | Expedition | No |
| 14 | Star of the Seas (Royal Caribbean) | $26,500 | Ultimate Family Townhouse (he booked it) | Florida–CocoCay, 4 nights (2025) | Ultimate Family Townhouse (about $26,500) | Ocean | Yes |
| 15 | Silver Whisper (Silversea) | ~$25,025 | Owner's Suite, 16-night Vancouver–Tokyo fare scaled to 14 nights | Seward–Tokyo, 14 nights (2023) | Royal Suite (£18,450) | Ocean | No |
| 16 | SH Diana (Swan Hellenic) | $25,000 | Owner's Suite (he booked it) | Iceland–Svalbard (2025) | Owner's Suite ($25,000) | Expedition | Yes |
| 16 | Disney Wish (Disney Cruise Line) | ~$25,000 | Wish Tower Suite (he booked it) | Bahamas, 3–4 nights (2024) | Wish Tower Suite (just under $25,000) | Ocean | Yes |
| 18 | Wonder of the Seas (Royal Caribbean) | ≥$22,222 | Ultimate Family Suite (no fare found; his loft suite shown as a floor) | Florida–Caribbean, about 4 nights (2023) | Loft suite (about $22,222) | Ocean | No |
| 19 | Viking Mississippi (Viking) | ~$19,000 | Explorer Suite (he booked it) | Memphis–New Orleans, 7 nights (2026) | Explorer Suite (about $19,000) | River | Yes |
| 20 | Riverside Mozart (Riverside Luxury Cruises) | $16,880 | Owner's Suite, list price (he booked it) (€15,000) | Budapest–Vienna, 3 nights (2023) | Owner's Suite (€5,296 with a press discount) | River | Yes |
| 21 | Utopia of the Seas (Royal Caribbean) | ~$16,000 | Ultimate Family Suite (he booked it) | Florida–Bahamas, 3 nights (2025) | Ultimate Family Suite (about $16,000) | Ocean | Yes |
| 22 | Scarlet Lady (Virgin Voyages) | $15,100 | Massive Suite (he booked it) | Miami–Bahamas, 5 days (2023) | Massive Suite ($15,100) | Ocean | Yes |
| 23 | Nieuw Amsterdam (Holland America Line) | ~$14,000 | Pinnacle Suite (he booked it, for three guests) | Vancouver–Whittier, 7 nights (2024) | Pinnacle Suite (just over $14,000) | Ocean | Yes |
| 24 | Aqua Nera (Aqua Expeditions) | $11,240 | Design Suite, upper deck, 3 nights, 2026 | Peruvian Amazon from Iquitos, 3 nights (2026) | Design Suite (just under $10,000) | River | No |
| 25 | Margaritaville at Sea Paradise | $2,423 | Grand Suite (he booked it) | Palm Beach–Bahamas, 2 nights (2024) | Grand Suite ($2,423) | Ocean | Yes |
No matching rows.
Basis and caveats: every cruise Trek Trendy has filmed, from Queen Mary 2 in December 2022 to the Orient Express Corinthian in September 2026, as of October 18, 2026. Each ship counts once. His 80-day round-the-world video reuses five of these cruises, and the replica train cabin on the Corinthian isn't counted in our train ranking. Ships are ranked by what two people pay for the ship's most expensive suite on the voyage he took. On 10 of the 25 he booked that suite himself, so the row shows his price, using the list price where he got a discount. On most of the others, the price is one he quotes on camera or the line's published fare for a comparable sailing. Where that sailing's length differs from his, the fare is scaled to his number of nights and marked "~". Disney Treasure's figure is a reported 2024 price for a family of four. Wonder of the Seas's top suite has no published fare, so its row shows the loft suite he booked as a floor (≥). Most of his own figures come from his videos' "Cost" sections. YouTube's automatic captions garble some of them (Star of the Seas' "$265,000" is $26,500), so each was checked against what he says in context. Fares in pounds and euros are converted at the European Central Bank's rates for October 16, 2026. These are list prices for the suite, not what he paid; the "He booked" column shows that.[1][2]
Four Seasons' first yacht entered service in 2026 with 95 suites. Its top suite, the Funnel Suite, has a terrace of about 5,000 square feet. Trek Trendy says the suite "can exceed $350,000 a week", and a 2026 rate sheet puts it at $319,500 for seven nights. He spent seven nights from Crete to Istanbul in a Grand Ocean Suite of over 1,000 square feet, listed at $27,500 for two. After a rebooking discount he paid $19,250.[1][3]
Ilma, launched in 2024, is the Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection's second ship. It carries about 448 guests. Its Owner's Suite measures close to 2,000 square feet including its terrace, and Trek Trendy puts it at around $125,000 for a week. He sailed from Istanbul to Athens in 2025 in a Signature Suite, which cost $28,800 for the week.[1]
Regent Seven Seas' newest ship debuted in November 2023. Its Regent Suite, about 4,400 square feet, was billed at $11,000 a night when Regent unveiled it. A seven-night Caribbean sailing from Miami in November 2026 lists it at £38,519 per person. Trek Trendy sailed from Miami to Central America in 2024 in a Seven Seas Suite of about 800 square feet. He paid just under $20,000 for the week.[1][4][5]
Explora I, launched in 2023, is the first ship of Explora Journeys, the MSC Group's luxury line. Its Owner's Residence is about 3,000 square feet including the terrace. On a seven-night Caribbean sailing in January 2027 it lists at £33,409 per person. Trek Trendy sailed seven nights from Lanzarote to Barcelona in 2024 in a Residence, for £21,500.[1][5]
The Orient Express brand's first ship is a sailing yacht with 54 suites, launched in 2026. Trek Trendy describes it as the world's largest sailing yacht. His three nights from Valletta to Dubrovnik in an Apartment of about 1,100 square feet cost €27,000, which he says is the most per night he has paid for any cruise. He also toured a two-bedroom specialty suite, which would have cost €72,500 for the same three nights. On board is Le Wagon, a bar styled on the Orient Express train.[1][6]
Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas was the world's largest cruise ship when it entered service in January 2024, at 248,663 gross tonnage. Its Ultimate Family Townhouse spans three decks and has its own slide between floors. Trek Trendy says it costs over $80,000 for a week, and the Royal Loft Suite about $77,000. He booked an Icon Loft Suite for about $32,000, after finding it over $4,000 cheaper than his first quote.[1][7]
Disney Treasure launched in December 2024. Like its sister ship Disney Wish, it has a two-storey suite built into the forward funnel: the Tomorrow Tower Suite, 1,966 square feet. A seven-night sailing in it was reported at about $57,440 for a family of four. Trek Trendy spent seven nights in 2025 in a 2-Story Royal Suite, for $41,400.[1][8]
Celebrity Millennium has sailed since 2000, the oldest ship in this Top 10. Its Penthouse Suite has 1,432 square feet inside and a 1,098-square-foot veranda. Celebrity's 2027 Japan sailings list it from £18,339 per person for 12 nights; scaled to Trek Trendy's 14 nights from Tokyo to Singapore in 2024, that's about £42,800 for two. He was next door in the Royal Suite, for $24,256.[1][5]
Evrima, launched in 2022, was the first ship of the Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection. Its Owner's Suite, with about 1,100 square feet inside and a 635-square-foot terrace, cost $53,000 on the cheapest sailing, Trek Trendy says. He spent five nights in the Caribbean in 2023 in a Terrace Suite, for about $9,830, or about $2,000 a night.[1]
Cunard's newest ship entered service in 2024. In January 2025 Trek Trendy sailed the first leg of its maiden world voyage: 17 nights from New York to San Francisco through the Panama Canal, in a Princess Grill Suite, for just under $26,000. The top suite is the Queens Grill Grand Suite. The nearest sailing with a published fare is 12 nights for £12,219 per person, about £34,600 for two over 17 nights.[1][5][9]
On the 10 ships where he booked the top suite himself, the most expensive was Celebrity Apex's Iconic Suite: just under $34,000 for three nights, #12. Next came Star of the Seas' Ultimate Family Townhouse at about $26,500 for four nights (#14). For his rail trips, see The Most Luxurious Train Rides Covered by Trek Trendy; for the world's largest ships, The Largest Cruise Ships in the World.[1]